Tech Spirit Prevails at Eighteenth Annual Banquet
The Tech alumni and graduates from 1904 to 1922 gathered for the annual banquet in the college hall. Officers were elected for the year, speeches praised Idaho higher education, and the junior college enrollment showed strong growth from 1920 to 1922. A dance followed the event at Reed Hall.
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TECH
Misa Ida Biatline
Stanley “Eare
Cleare
Alumni Association
Lloyd Hibner
James Bean
Hibner
Kean
The
A. M Newton
T DD Jones
C. Oh M Lous
W. I. Cleare
Theodore Turner
W. J. Raymond
C. W. Gray
Maude Dayton
Pragier
Idaho
State University
Raymond
Fragier
Theodore Turner, Jr
Reed Hall
Town Talk Undergoing Treatment
Mr and Mrs E H Lair of Mont her are undergoing medical treatment at the Lynn hospital. Dr W H Baugh of Shoshone and Ed O Flynn of Butte Mont left on No 19 for Good to attend to mining. Dr Beaudette of Lava Hot Springs returned home after medical treatment at the Gene hospital. Dr Joseph Cothier left for Loses to attend the ry club convention.
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E. H. Lair
Monther
Lynn Hospital
W. H. Baugh
Shoshone
Ed O’flynn
Butte, Mont
Tne
Lava
Beaudette
Lava Hot Springs
Gene Hospital
Joseph Cothier
Losles
Ry Club
Car Stolen. Idaho Plate 39-860 Reported
Authorities alerted after a Ford sedan with license 39-860 was reported stolen from a Pensacola area event. A marriage license was issued Monday by Clerk RB C. Earley to Ene Welling and Maurine Priscilla Clark, residents of St. Charles, Idaho.
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Penton
Idaho
Cone
RB. C. Earley
Ene Welling
Maurine Priscilla Clark
St. Charles, Idahe
Mrs Harold Holmes Travels to Portland for Rose Carnival
Mrs Harold Holmes left Sunday for Portland to visit her sister and attend the Rose Carnival Friday and Saturday. Mr Holmes is a member of the Pocatello fire department.
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Portland
Harold Holmes
Holmes
The
Pocatello Fire Department
Mrs L W Ream Undergoes Operation in Dillon
Mrs L W Ream of Dillon Mont underwent an operation Monday morning at the General hospital. She is reported as getting along nicely.
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John Anderson
North Third
The
General Hospital
L. W. Ream
Dillon, Mont
Matson Couple Heads to Soda Springs for Law Practice
Mr and Mrs Arthur Matson of Butte Montana travel through town en route to Soda Springs where Mr Matson will practice law. Deputy Sheriff Chestnut departs for Ogden to pursue Ernest Dillard a burglary suspect held here and expected to be brought back this evening.
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Arthur Matson
Butte
Montana
Soda Springs
Matson
Ogden
F. R. Chestnut
Ernest Dillard
Howard son returns from Johns Hopkins for summer
Nelson J. Howard son of Dr and Mrs W F Howard arrived from Baltimore Maryland where he has been pursuing a medical course at Johns Hopkins University He will spend the summer at home
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Nelson J. Howard
Mra. W. F. Howard
Baltimore
John Hopkins University
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs C L Autra at Home
A daughter was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs C L Autra at 207 South Garfield. The father works as a switchman in the local railroad yards. All concerned are reported to be doing well.
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C. L. Autra
South
Garfield
Bicycle Stolen From North Hayes Front Home
Herbert M. Thornton reports a Black Beauty bicycle stolen from in front of his North Hayes apartment building between 4 and 6 pm Monday. The wheel has not been recovered by late afternoon. Seda V Way died Monday at 21 months old after a brief illness at 1532 North Harrison. Survived by parents and brother Raymond. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from Schumacher and Hall chapel. interment Mountainview Cemetery.
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Herbert M. Thornton
Woolley Apartments
North Hayes
Seda .V. Way
Mack Way
North Harrison
Raymond Way
The
Schumacher and Hall Company
Mountainview Cemetery
Temple excursion to Salt Lake described for June conference
The article notes a Temple excursion planned for Rigby youths traveling to Salt Lake City to attend the June conference. It mentions many will travel from there to the conference and describes the trip as an organized excursion.
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Salt Lake
GED All Comers Fight Challenge Ends in Jail
An individual who gave the name T. R. Newberry was jailed Monday at the cit jail after attempting to start a fight at the Camp Lewis Cigar Store on East Center. He faces charges of intoxication disturbing the peace fighting and using profane language in a public place.
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T. R. Newberry
Cit
Camp Lewis
East Center
Newberry
Special Excursion Bunch Heads to Logan Utah
About 200 people from the Rigby stake of the L D S church traveled through Pocatello this morning en route to Logan Utah to perform work在那里.
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Rigby Stake
Pocatello
Logan
Utah
Offenders Booked on Intoxication and Driving Charges
John Doe No 1 and John Doe No 9 were booked on intoxication charges. W D Was arrested for possessing a pint of moonshine. J F Green appears in court for flarking a car near an intersection. Idaho license No 7 122 driver must report to court for reckless driving.
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John Doe
W. D
J. F. Green
Idaho
Local Visitors and School Official News Briefs
Minas Heed and McGrath of Gooding are in the city today on business. Elvin B. Lor of Yellowstone Montana is a business visitor. J. W. Nash superintendent of the Lava Hot Springs natatorium is in Pocatello on business. R. E. Donahue of Twin Falls is in the city on business. Miss Alice Gilbert music supervisor for the public schools left Monday evening for Fargo North Dakota to visit relatives.
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Minas
McGrath of Gooding
Oday
Elvin B. ? Lor
Yellowstone
Montana
J. W. Nash
Natatorium
Pocatello
R. E. Donahue
Twin Falls
Misa Alice Gilbert
Fargo
North Dakota
Beauty Shop draws Idaho Falls crowd at Colonial theatre
A large, enthusiastic local audience attended the Elks sponsored Beauty Shop at the Colonial theatre in Idaho Falls. The original cast, touring under the American Legion, delivered dancing and singing numbers to scattered applause and light confusion as the second act concluded before the curtain rose again.
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Idaho Falla
The
Elks
Colonial Theatre
American Legion
Idaho Falls
Lawyer and Defendent Share Parting Word Amid Escort
A courtroom moment shows a lawyer pausing as guards lead his client away. The lawyer offers a brief, somber farewell while the prisoner responds gratefully. The exchange underscores the human toll of the five year sentence referenced by the parties.
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American Legion Weekly
Business Man Praises Mayr's Remedy After Years of Digestive Troubles
A man suffered stomach trouble for years and faced suggested Rochester surgery. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, he reports no restrictions on diet and renewed health. The ad claims the treatment removes mucus and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose convinces or money back. Cook Drug Co. and druggists.
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Jore
Rochester
Minn
Cook Drug Co
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